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   by arsalanb 3mo ago

   Congrats on the launch! Very impressive product!
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   by arsalanb 7mo ago

   I'm surprised that the developer experience around sandboxing on macOS is generally so bad. Seatbelt is in limbo and apple containers are just a pain to work with as some have highlighted in this thread
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   by arsalanb 7mo ago

   I will charge you $100 to answer that question
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   by arsalanb 7mo ago

   We weren’t affected, but as a startup I’ll take a minor outage over getting stonewalled by GCP/Azure/AWS any day. Railway has consistently been responsive and actually understands the problem you’re describing. With the big three,
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   by arsalanb 7mo ago

   We include $5 in credits for every new account, after which you can pay-as-you-go for credits. I can drop some more credits in your account so you get to try it out fully, let me know what's the email (I'm a at livedocs)
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   by arsalanb 7mo ago

   Livedocs runs locally on your machine or on customer-managed infra, has full terminal access, supports canvas mode for building custom UIs (not just charts), and uses long-running agent workflows with sub-agents coordinating work over time,
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   by arsalanb 7mo ago

   True! Tried to do that with the video + the example prompts but definitely could use improvement. Thanks for the feedback
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   by arsalanb 7mo ago

   In our case, in order to run the queries we need to provision a sandbox and connect to your data sources to give meaningful answers, unlike a general purpose chat. We need to have some authentication to prevent abuse here, but the product i
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   by arsalanb 7mo ago

   Thanks!
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    by arsalanb 7mo ago

    Thanks!
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    Launch HN: Livedocs (YC W22) – An AI-native notebook for data analysis(livedocs.com)

    48 points by arsalanb 7mo ago|19 comments
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    Show HN: I built a baby Palantir to track everything from markets to planes(situation.livedocs.com)

    2 points by arsalanb 8mo ago|0 comments
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    by arsalanb 1y ago

    Working on Livedocs.com We are building a modern alternative to Jupyter, something like Cursor meets Jupyter.
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    by arsalanb 1y ago

    https://livedocs.com An AI data scientist for serious data work. Think of it like an AI native Jupyter notebook.
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    by arsalanb 1y ago

    Check out livedocs.com, we built a notebook around Polars and DuckDB (disclaimer: I'm the founder)
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    by arsalanb 1y ago

    We use Vega pretty heavily, its a broader ecosystem. Where it really shines is in combination with Altair and Vegafusion to do number-crunching on the backend and return a chart spec that can just be rendered on the front-end. That makes it
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    by arsalanb 2y ago

    Is the Python code executing via Pyodide in the browser?
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    by arsalanb 2y ago

    Out of curiosity, what took you 10 years? Keen to hear your journey as someone building in the same space..
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    by arsalanb 2y ago

    I see, thanks!
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    by arsalanb 2y ago

    Assuming you use a connection pool, why would it stop? Either the query returns a result or it doesnt? Am I missing something?
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    by arsalanb 2y ago

    Noob question: What is the advantage of replicating data into a warehouse vs. just querying it in place on a postgres database?
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    by arsalanb 2y ago

    That sounds like a great add! Will add this in over the weekend!
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    Show HN: Timefinder – a simple way to find a team to chat across timezones(timefinder.xyz)

    1 points by arsalanb 2y ago|3 comments
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    by arsalanb 3y ago

    This is great, especially to introduce new devs to models. I use (and love) TablePlus ( https://tableplus.com/ ) which has a diagram generator plugin that does the same!
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    Livedocs (YC W22) Is Hiring(ycombinator.com)

    1 points by arsalanb 3y ago
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    by arsalanb 4y ago

    I imagine this is possible because of better modulation of the acoustic and pressure controllers to minimize energy loss..
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    by arsalanb 4y ago

    Probably not. A similar acoustic heat pump company ( https://www.blueheartenergy.com/ourtechnology ) claims 30 db, so this is probably going to be in the ball park.
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    by arsalanb 4y ago

    It uses the acoustic wave to expand and contract pressurized helium, and then conduct heat created from the subsequent pressure oscillation. Source: https://www.pv-magazine.com/2023/01/02/residential-thermo-ac
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    Equium: Acoustic Heat Pumps(equium.fr)

    69 points by arsalanb 4y ago|1 comments
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    by arsalanb 4y ago

    Livedocs YC W22 ( https://livedocs.com ) | Fullstack engineer, front-end engineer, product designer | Senior or mid | Remote Livedocs is a no-code analytics tool that helps non-technical teams bring live data from existing tools (